This pencil was originally manufactured by Eberhard Faber between 1934 and 1988. In addition to its elegant shape and smooth writing feel, it is also famous because it is used by many famous contemporary writers and artists.
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The Blackwing we use today is a reproduction of the American Palomino. It is said that the eraser and lead still retain the original classic formula, perfectly recreating this once most popular pencil.
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In addition to the most classic 602, Palomino has also added several pens with different lead hardness to provide for the majority of enthusiasts. According to our tests and comparisons, the black pen barrel is about 4B in depth, the white pen barrel is about 2B, the gray pen barrel 602 is B, and the natural wood color HB. Due to the soft nature of the lead, each pen barrel can have a good depth and concentration performance.
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The eraser at the end is also the biggest difference between Blackwing and ordinary pencils. It uses a small iron piece as a clamping mechanism, which can push the used eraser further out and provides a replacement function, allowing this pencil to retain the function of writing and correction at all times.
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Origin: Japan
Material: wood, graphite
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- The Blackwing we use today is a reproduction of the American Palomino.
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